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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

TIA Helena Knsmadsas Of OslobeR
lbih ooatai1s Ne following special dis
pstoh from So. Pauls
from Z private lslssf from Ee York
"a Il loafned thai Assistants General
MMnAeeT Udsii'a Fe1lQnnfion fFem Ahe
NeFtheFn Paoine e Ne Ares eun IN he
oanpaiEn Of radical changes planned
b she YiiiaBa patty. The letter iBii-
mstea ttat NJ eosiabafion vas forced
beaanno be uas p1wstlssl 20 aiem ne
WotA % tha coTtupf land ktnn domin 4
inR NoFthnKn Racino Affairs, whiah va.
lard waa detaFmlned 10 WIPE cut. ne
rutiFsmeni % Wise Prasidena OAkea nnd
President Harris aFe TIE naxt aseps
psomiaed. Iha lettaK Hayss Iha land
ring % TIE MaElharn Paeiaa 3 ana az
fha nfoe8 onfEapa oumeG1na ehna ever
fasasnea 20 fanaa q - tkros, AZ 4
leRfitngy. u 4 eaenlY charged ID Da-
pIospeet4 q thaf territory, emtRrnnis
along the linz os the road IN ordar 20
provide q larRe tract fof spectators
viilaEd 4 said % have grown mere and
mere indlgnant every day 81 - exam
ines into ne eenditioa of Affairs and
lads b wAa1 a. enormous extent The
rad has og1n aAeatsd oat ef enntiRa.
COS PCS mlaalpn. Naaptiasicna Ger the
eonaolldation e she Nuflhekn Paeina
and Wiaoonstn Centrai Failuaya are
nau II rapld psc2ras1 an1 enruaah
tlne from C1ieaRo b Ne Pae1As VII
aeen BE- arranged. The cons. li1atinn Il
q RFeaa blow % maBy NnFtAwenleEn IN
toresla, and Il q animated ahAf thn tour
e Chann1ey y. Dapew has eomsthinR
b Dc With ne FanaeFoiit Interests,
ubich ara somssAnt disl1Eesd b. ne
throAfanad gBamRlne % ila ihfouah
txaisc ~ me WI ennain CenfFal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

Thera b 10 ionaaE lkg uliah1nss doubs
asas Poslmsslrg asnerni Wis y he
ah1ies q lks edmlnislra1i1n faf ~
Dsznscsafis nenIaafisn fos Viss PssaI-
dsna nnxf ysaE. M psssent ssNlhssn
and wssasEn tenr sssms % kesa bsan
pIannsd b ne ADVISES 81 Ne Pruni-
6rna. nee fer fhs puFposs 81 booming
clsrnlnn1 aIrns. m fer lhal e booln-
lne uIausiand anA Vilaa. Ihe names
q fAaas tWo fsIiow iEsgoIlsrs kaxs bnau
esnvlea ever sinss Ne prGsi3eniiai
pasfy len Washinalon. Fear dsys q
ne pzscisus tims 81 ~ paEsS wsrs d.
roied % Wiseunaln. ths Btaas 81 which
lhe RosimasleE Gesaras n = eitir1u.
and Ne Gr1f pgainnaed eipp waa made
- ~ Villas rnsl1snss e mndissa. Mr..
VIlss usaalIy spcahs III htlls pisss -
ne way slafions immedinisiy altar TIE
PsualAamt has Anfshsd rsaaiinR hiG
chnsan srfEagt fEom Ne Amaxissn o.
csopsdia. snd ths ssfsrsusss nsds b.
ssoh oFatas % - o1hu ass snnh - .
asss - Imytes1ion ihat thsy are trny-
allInR ID pastnsEEhib and iknt shey %.
aiss 10 - rsaardsa e. team
These aEs many reasons uhy NJ.
Clsssisnd assaI6 loek Epon ~ ambi-
lisn o. his Poelmasisr 0ensEai wllh a.
seR. He n enc q ne vssy faw elssa
psssonal fsisnds thai ne President
possesses and. usxt 70 Ibs ssnounsd
Dan Lannon'S. i pEohablg taken Into hia
oonadsnos more eomplstsly than any
other man. Villas and Olsssland are
asnssally regarded IN Washfnalon 81
abums Il Ne ehnmmisnt kln6. Besides,
Vlins 80 % snail dszIss Of ayaliabili-
g.. BE h . cliinsn q = Dlats whlsh tte
DsmoaRnts are pleased 70 regard a.
aenbtfnl, ihnaah Il has nsssE bees
doahsfal enough % vogFy Ne Rspabli-
esEs very nneh. SAN. y b pat down
% Ne Dsmbofatls He e . dsubifal
STATE and % 10 20 b psssumsd thns ne
President i1 Of ihs opinion that under
esrtaln efEsamsianeea 4 eoald be IN.
dustd 70 ohoass DsmooEatis sloclors.
FaEihsr than this. Villas i from NE
West. 9 sesilon Of ths sOanasy with
uhieh the Piesident hes liitis sympathy
ed 10 uhieh h6is especially vsak. He
vs. ; union soldier - vel end might
Be sxpsotsd 10 ssEpnaihsn Ne Ticket on
ihat aeeoank. Best d nil n Ulavslnnd'i
eyes. he u IN oraaor % csnsiderabla
ability and usiRht Be relied upon 70 ap-
peal 10 tie imaainalion Of he votsF and
10 . nsasuEe ts make 10 fer the dnlI
enc esmmonRless nature Of the bead
/ q he taoksi.
Ne. vilasr ihsssfore. haa the supposI
q the administrator and Il Il accord
iuRly not improbable that be viii Sno-
essd 10 making hlmsslf the tail Of The
nsxa Cleveland tiokss. Its posnlbls,
however. thai his ambition nay PEI b
Disappointed. ThsFs b iuss . remote
Feasibility lhaf afler Ne appgoaehine
slssalou In Naw FORK Mr.. olsssland'a
wishes % regard - VIA shsil resolve
he neminailon fer Vice Presidents NAY
nol b EeEssdsd e. Of sash sapEsms In
poFtanes nsthss ass today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19


Ia change h he routes and Tine
schedules AZ Ne hsaia q he 0sRCn
Railway 4 Navigation conrsny, 81
whieh seattle b made Ne bsa6qusEssfs
asa esnlsal poini e the eonpsnT %
PuRel SQUAD. u one ot 20 eEsAii inpost.
anes 70 The peopls 81 this eng. after
lhe nee schedule eoea into taeet sssEy
one Il ne ecmrasss hosts VII run
from Seattle aa STARTING posah 1he
olymrlan Will take care ~ Ne haaanssa
neswoen seattle and ylescEia. she searr
nnd Hayward wsii AAn6ls ne szaGs b
tuecn Seattle ana tie uppss sssnd aRd
ake IdaAo uiil. - iarmsEiy, Fun en Ne
ronas between esaisla and whalcam.
ma q matter 81 wonder thai Tits
ehnnen uas nct mads lone aeA II
uoal1 hare esen mada bed Ne Interests
e ne nseehAalasEs e. the osssan Fan.
wav 4 Naviealis1 oe2rany hesn eaitA.
snlly guarded hy iaa msnaGsss EAass-
h hafpss TIE rsalrnsiisn a Heesy yA.
iara b isea " STATED thai Seattle wAs
ahsal 10 - made ~ headquarters 81
ne o. n&N. heaaa 9nd II \ . sell
hneun FIST thAa be seeaFed ne olgm-
plan ana ~ AlaskAa uilh ne inass-
Sion q plNsinx hem cn TIE reaas -
sussa esalt,e ana vistasia. ~ shs ~.
saaeamaaa 10 80 Into sesss naxi Mes
aay thM lnEaniaOa \ 70 be carried Ga.
a. laaai b parA
An hss ben nd. ths usnssr = shai
shis ehnnes uas nsa made loxS go.
eeaalla hAs foE ysass faEninhsd tAs Ore
Ran RallWny a Naxtzaliaa Camrany
nlnssl - anlisp smouss e ~ aaE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

1ha membsin Of ~ pssslaimsa
brsnahss 81 shs lEish Nst,onal Lsaeaa
~ esssninIy ahomsna shsmMlvss v b
sussssaiul syndsEs q ths POLES. Thsy
a. % holdlna iheir mssilnss - Fszu-
lesiy e. II 10 nash thing - eosEnion
we're knnwn, ana. thss9a DbsiE anthss.
lncs ere asuAlly attended bg ihsannds
q paopia, he pcliss rarely know arg
lblna ebons ihsm antii tbey ere sssr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

esssatary Bayefd announess wifh
ales thaa lInlstR RhaIps approves BE
sohsns fus ne satmisalon q ~ hsbsf-
is1 aispuie 70 tsinl oommisuisn. In
deedl Tue nsms a AEns sosdns aiazillBR
bni whsn Iiis rsmemhasud that hEinis
" Phslps h NJ king 81 ihs Anaie-
maniaas and thai he oomniasion b >
tsnp 81 b ne Wig British dlpicmais
% saash ne nsnpid RsslIsmen who haE-
pen 10 Be IA nuthoaity IN the uniiRd
States. Il q not % slranas thai ear mlr-
representative q lhe oeaEi Of q. Jamts
4 ullllua 70 alsa \ ~ sndorssmsst.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

Ths sorsnpisos 3 ~ Pusss seasd
suusazs nsrylcs sonlinnss % spiis q
shs usrninas that hsss been given -
10 saenderu. The Old sraiom hDuss
asm IS SIN pessssufina ~ psenlini
busnssn vita siaoE Ths mills - ne
CO.'S nsind sIsuly. bui ihs PoEs Tssn-
sand eslaa 4 simost Esasy - - inio
- A.nn.na
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

WR HAVE ,susz nHcnIvED 4 haRaE
" eaarl1e1t q 1af1no1a Eazstf 0ro14
lNlea93ss. &4k MsnA Aaa11l1fa. IN lossaa1n8
4eHse1As &annaIa. cna1e NhmnM. al han6a ~
ERnas Ladies Hu44FweAz. Auntsf lfta N2e
fses 80 80 g1zPrA flna 81 ra1zf -
or 1l1eE e Or ~ 14oga ~ naztln1 Is1111
A.zn3 h1l4ln<. NIoa3 etEesl ea1ft'r. feI4
1c1la c1a1E. ml4nz4sfs - alena eH4A1lla4
q lasaE anx .nashlsasaas nq1inss a. H1a1as
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19
FOR SALE.

r or Z BLOCK 10. D. 7. DnxNrss TIRFH
IL addition; hstwssn Fssldencss Il @. W
Hall ana I. a. Raae; o4Eo InQnlle of
BOTH BRfocOB.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

NAxs TarnsnAx. = o. th&f day
cAariss l. DAVIS wsii arrive n this
rsly. vssA his tlee1p hApd and 3 fuIl
eompany 10 pssfugn hh eonsay q
Alsn 1aslin. NJ. Davis clalns that q
b esnaeAnliy impresina tAa pieee b ne
w4y e enat1m9a enenaRy ed ulaRa
aallinGA % We may expaaf b asa ID
peesen1e4 - . mannar sompiaee in
ever paEticeiAF. 0f ~ PAY l1Nslf. e Q
CAleazo 1talsa sAyss ~fks qnalaa hns
SOD pA1nre6 aharnatar a. sha aAraud
Neg kaEiaad fsxussf &n4H nsnaEnl
EVpfasamlM1l0eR Hpnn he eantampararY
ee4&A end amaaN thxm tie AVN
dnalla e. Mr. CezFAae l. Davis 6aanrpus
. r4pasehis plaea. fhexa \ mash "a
4 to4s = eraa1t1a. ana nct 9 ll1a,s tAas
b oElzin1A 1na a1ai1ncea hARe bsan
g<l p1saa4a wl3a ~ AgmgE I'D ensRn,
lKz4itg e Ne eA&nassaF. sd nanmtsna
ierns ar has hoga 10 val eaRnef -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

TIE Pora e ENTRY CARDS. Oaviain
0eoFRe Jones scmmaBelnas eieeiad
son enmmissiened cnaceEa IaEs svaulr 4.
e fuiiewss Rirss 6sErean1. A. 3.
Learned; 6soond 1efgsanl, ,. i. way
$50, Third DeEesant 3. A. Weed; Fonrsh
Sergeant. Erank FinumsE, Fra CoFp-
urAl, Oslie WiIlea9hbFi Beound OoFpoRai,
Ben Miller, JR, Third C1fpeEal. David
Hammand. and Fearih o0spasAi, KID
neg ". chnW.
he ahlpis eoapany, eonpEiaine
tkiFttan geaDe1 and tnnee CHEERS of
RiahnFd III. we're p1id q toaaV. Tha
to1Al wages nmaanfina % q. 7RS &C fer
shFse mna 4 hnif mnmihnP service
TIE haxk Q. q. Wnl1mure vent % usa
att s'clcok thia aftsEnoon b iov o.
he tng RtineeF.
NE harkssfins J. b. Grlnshs from
San kranoi1oo, rs Discharges cARRa
Of asnsEal msFseanaias a Roahshil&'s
unnKf, today.
NE steamer Pssmisr lan1sa sixty
tors 81 freight e. The Casloms wharf,
mest e uhieh uaa Ohiza eosds fer
WaseFman 4 KstE
Ths achnona1a Hnensm fax UssaIndy
and caRona faR Pert tsamhse. hoah %
uhioa sailaa On tie 81 ultimo from
eka Fsd ., arrived this moEnifa %
lead q rstnEa nzga e la1has.
Ia baFkenttna Makan, akiled ffun
Fora DisecvRrv today for eaa Pedro,
loa8sa With ~. 90 fsst ef lamheR Cor
San Rn6ro.
Iha steamer Geo. W. Ei3xf, from
San lhrnneiseo. aissAarnsd slxts tons e
Renafal masckandlna a. - Ocean
wharf. ThiKty eaten tuna b c1nsiansd
b ALASKA
Par T0wzznzD. ouL "a. 1851.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

Tnz CoHN PAlAcn.-Aaditss Wood
soeslvsd Fssaf ~ ffsu BE broihss
KehFaim weed. Of Iowa. = IilhogravA
q shs esisoxassd earn palass WhIsh ths
STATES Of kowa. Akianesala and Nahras-
~ and NE FaKriAnfy a. pakesa fained
ID eoc4tF0eltn1 e. Sin44 CIR, md 9hteh
Pressdena aod Mfa uap1iAnd vi1itpd
uhiia makinR tAeif fsegat tsar. Some
scusenlEa of th1 oee4xicn wSFe Sat With
re pie1npa. Mr.. wood reoafSed an In
vitasien some tina aGe % ataasd TIA
caru palace exsqctsse, and ssna reply
woirh was paelished 10 ane q tAa 1eua
papsF1I AfteE feeonmandinz . liberal
ecrn neal dit and gtriet ahatlasnce
irom earn tnlea. NJ. Wooa asEolea q
large psseina q ala lst1ar - giving Ne
pespie 81 Ioua EraAt Zeal ~ sniid IN.
fosuaattsn aoo1t Washiealoa IesriteFy
% FeneEal and 8eatsla ~ paFltcaIaF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-19

Captaln Howard, Of he Win w.
CASE, n0w II Seattle. vas b town TO-
aag.
Captain w. Taylor. o. The salp 0soi
dental, nov 10 Tacoma, came 10
this eity 10 meet Die wife, wao was q
Elder.
Captain Z. A. Small has taken charge
q Ne sehooner Norma, 10 san Frances
60. Captain LsvsdAls FetirinE 10 20 into
eomlnercial businesn On shore.
Captain wheeler. laie of the schooner
GEsyhound, wili take command of the
eLea1n schooner Greyhound, u San
fFanoiaoo.
Captain Hiazins, Of The stesm schoon-
e. vfea1 Cess. has resigned % tnha
eamGnand o. q eaeaxnag Gov hetng buil
fos Harper NRoaheEa San Francisco.
Captain o. Jenaen Il roe IN ecmmand
az tha West Coaat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-10
NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION,
Two Mon Ssrlously md Perhaps FATAL
IS Burned Saturday.

Two Mon Seriously md Perhaps Fatally
$ Burned Saturday. ~
Saturday afternoon shortly after three
o'clock there was an explosion OF natura!
gas at Martins Ferry which resulted in
badly burning two men, one Martina
Ferry man named Samson Burton, and
the other, William Reitz, Of North Wheel
ing. Burton was foreman Of q gang OF
men employed in putting in gaa TO the
steam boilers at Warwood'a rake factory.
The Pipe had been put In and tested to a
point just inside and under the boiler
room. Burton had sent O man to tho box
on the main line, to turn on tho gas q
minute Or two to blow out any dirt which
might have gotten into tho pipes while
lying in tho street. The man turned the
gas on full pressure and closed it down
again, but contrary to orders he opened 1t
up again. The boiler room soon filed up
with the explosive, which took fire from
the boiler furnace, causing the explosion.
There wao hut one flash, but 1t was enough
to bum the faces, hands, arms and heads
OF the two men badly. tf
They were aware that their work was
very dangerous, and only consented to put
in the pipes with fire under the boilers on
account Of Mr.. Wsrwood bsing behind
with his work. The mems ipjuries we're
dressed and Rsitz taken to his home in
North Wheeling, and Burton to the home
Of hio brother in Bridgeport. They are
both dangerously burned and inhaled the
tlamea. but it is hoped not fatally. Burton
is q brother to Noah Burton, who was
blown up by gas few weeks ago at
Martina Ferry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-10
A SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
A Woman Instantly Killed by m Engine a,

A Woman Instantly Killed by m Engine ut
ls4s Dehwood. E
One OF the moat horrible and heart.rcn-
ding accidents that has occurred OF Ben.
wood for a long time happened about halt
past five o'clock Saturday morning. AS
engine No. 705, Wills Wi!dman, engineer,
was running up tho grade to the approach
Of tho B. 0. bridge which apans the river
az that point, at slow rate of speed, Mrs.
Mary Georgia, wife Of James Georgia,
came out Of the house and stepped on the
track, and had walked about thirty foot
when the engine struck her. She was
knocked down and dragged about twenty
yards, the engine passing over her body,
cru1hing 1t badly. The only wounds viei.
BILE OF any Importance we're ono on the
back Of the head, and the toes on the left
foot cut of. She was picked up dead,
and carried to her home and prepared for
burial. The funeral took place Sunday at
$3.50 A. NJ. at Cameron. This ia the fifth
psrson who has been killed by Mr. Wild
mans engine within the past three years.
In none Of the caseu, however, was he to
blame; generally it was negligence on the
part OF the victims themselves, except at
the time a party Of four workmen we're
struck on the bridge recently. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-10
A GREAT GAME OF BALL
To bs Played on tho Island To-day II til
:, Weather IL Good. rs

To bs Played on tho Island To-day IL tho
Weather IL Good.
II the weather is propitious to-day there
will be big crowd at the Ialand Ball
Park to witness the game between the ia
nous Pittsburgh Lesgue team and the
Wheelings. This will be- tho only chaucs
this season to witneBs tho playing here OF
League team. The visitors will present
their strongeat nine, and the public msy
rest aeEured that there will be no monkey
business" Aa the guarantee Ia pretty
heavy and there is no extra charge, tho
pst.ons Of the sport should turn out en-
masse md see that the home management
is not left. Wheeling will put her
s.ropges. team in the tiald to-day, aB fol-
lows: C,ogan, l.; Dunn, p.: Nichol, m. !;
Nicholeon, 2; White, 8; Westlake, George,
g.; Westlake, Robert, c.. Speidel, l; Nor
rison or Eastman, r. This nine will Ger
tainiy make Pittsburgh play ball II it does
nothing else. Morris, the noted left
handed twirler, will be in the box for the
visitors and will be supported by Carroll.
Calvin and Miller, and Morrison and
Westlako will DO the batteries for to-
morrow. The games will bs called at $3.50
oirloct frg7-F- .-ss-sf7 0.a55 sIrSTH.tFa ssygg-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-10
GOV. FonAKER's MEETING
Over at bridgeport Tomorrow Evening,

Over Mt bridgeport Tomorrow Evening,
Tt5 e5ts Its Success Assured.
The Foraker meeting at Bridgeport to.
morrow night bids fair to be rousor
Gov. Foraker will arrive in this city from
GAINESVILLE on tho evening B. & o. train,
and will be met hero by committee oil
prominent Bridgeport Republicans, aud
escorted oyer tho river In q carriage.
Mayors brass band, OF this city, will
make music Tor the occasion. p
Tho speeches will be made from the
balcony Of tho Sherman house, the eur.
roundiugs being brilliantly lighted up.
This will give great deal Of comfortable
room for the sudience on Bank at.set and
the etreet leading out TO the bridge.
The Bridgeport Republicans Gro leaving
nothing undone to mako the meeting 0
pleasing and gigantic arccesa. They ex.
press the hope that Wheeling will':turn
out good delegation for the occasion. It
has been suggested that the Governor
take supper in Wheeling and DO driven
over with the crowd, headed by the band.
II this plan ia adopted it will insure roug.
ing turnout from this side OF the river.
The local managers extend a cordial invi-
tation to the people Of all the surrounding
tOWlB, ~ N r. r..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-10
Information rs to ola sol,lIs,r,,a...

Mr.. William Hughes, a Special Exam
liner OF the o.. s. Pension Bureau, 10 in
the city. he is one OF u number Of exam
inera sent out by the Commissioner to
secure from keepers Of !utirmaries, aims.
houses, hospitals and other charitable
institutions, and from other persona pos.
eeesing, the information, the names Of all
old soldiers who arc in such institutions
anywhere, with particulars as to the red,
ment, etc., whether prisoner or not, OK.
tent and character Of disability, why de-
pendent on the institution, whether i'm.
providsnt, q drunkard, etc, etc. Circulars
asking these particulars have slso been
sent $, all over the country By Commissioner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-10
NEARING HER SADtEND
yvoMlAN's DOWNWARD COURSE
Forclbly illustrated by. ATTEMPTED Suicide
In tho River Observation-Disclosures In q
n Life Of shame which Contain q
Z Sermon-Thn Woman In jail.

Yesterday Mrs. Jennie Cots, nee Jennie
Mcknight, attempted 10 drown herself in
the river, and being prevented the frat
time she made the attempt, renewed Il a
little later, but was again prevented, and
taken to the lookup. Jennie Co.ts'a name
has figured in the petty criminal records
frequently Of late. A Few weeks ago sho
went TO M'llsa MeGumphrsy's house, on
Eof' street, while under tho influence Of
liquor, and lying down on the floor, went
to sleep. Whom she awoks phe was sober
and her iewelry, Of which abe woro good
deal ,soms Of 1t being valuable diamonds,
was all gone but one ring which had DO.
come very tight on her finger. She went
to police headquarters, and gave he,
reasons Tor Huspecting a certain person.
AZ the officers could no! &C. In tho case,
che was cont to Squire Davis to swear out
q warrant. He sent her to Jail In default
OF o fine for being drunk, and she had &c
part with her remaining ring to ge. out.
While she was In thu suspected thief had
ample time to destroy MI evidences and
escape. u64a s.J Eh
When released, tho woman had no place
to 80. Sho Gays abe apent come time ut jim
Cahill'ssaloon, on the Upper Markotsquare
Jennie McAdams awore Friday night be-
foro Squire Ralph Arkle that Bho saw
Mra, Gotta Ill treated there and took he,
over TO Mrs. Ships, in Centre Wheeling
Friday night Mrs. Cots woe present as {
witness against Cshill but was too drunk
to teatify. She was allowed to 70, and
was examined by Squire Ankle Saturday
with ono other witness, rs d resutt d
which Oahill was bound over for his ap
pearanco at Court, 10 answer to a charge
Of keeping house Of i'll fame, giving bond
in the sum OF 5000. g'1f7 =,
Where Jennie Colts spen. Saturday
night 10 not known. Yesterday sho on.
peared ct tho river bank, and wading oni
into the water, lay down. She was pulled
out by ono Of the akif ferrymen. She at
once went to deeper point and repeated
the attempt, but ano.her ferlyman, named
Dusx, prevented her from carrying out
her intention, and taking her to the city
building, she wac locked up on charge
of drunkenness ind disorderly conduct.
The woman is described by those who
knew her in the past as q fine looking
woman. She always dressed neatly and
etylishly. A fsw yeara ago she was living
with her husband, but they got along
badly, and he at length died. Since then
she hes gone from bad to worao. at her
recent downward rate the sad end canno!
be tar of. She said yesterday there was
no refuge left Tor her bu! in the grave
and the only other refuge anybody could
suggest was temporary ono behind the
| bars. ------- ,-..L- u----- Z. ~. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-10
! Gatallh 10 Consumption.

Catarzh In It's destructive force stands next 10
and undoubtedly leads on to consumption. It Is
therefore singular that those afflicted with TIL.
fearful disease should not mako It tho object Of
their lives to rid Themselves OF It. Deceptive rem
edie concoctcd by ignorant p1ctenders to medical
knowledge have weakened the confidence o! The
great majority Of sufferers In all advertised rene.
dies. They become resigned to a life Of misery
rather than torture themselves with doubtful nal.
tiatfves. glII, gtEsg . I = ,s5'-'-'' "
q But this will never do. Catarrh must DO me, al
every stage and combated with all our might In
many cases the disease has assumed Dangerous
symptoms. The bones aud cartlsge OF tho nose,
the organs OF hearing, OF kecing and OF tasting 10
affected ~ to BE- useless. the uyula go elongated,
tho throat SO infamed aud irrltated as to produce
constant and distressing cough,
tarrh, from simple head cold 10 tho mos. loatt
some and destructive stages. 1t Ia local and con.
sutut1ona! Instant In relieving, permanent IN
curing, safe, economical and ncveria!ling.
Each package contains one bottle OF the Radical
lure; ono box Catarrhal Solvent, and an Improved
inhaler, with treatise; prizes, 81. -,
Porter DRUG & CHEMICAL, Co.. Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-10
Jackson County Regulatory.

* One Of the jackson county Heralds cor
respondente, writing up tho rural district
comprising his territory, does up q some-
what sensational happening in the follow
ing cheerful manner: "Tho t'racuIatora''
made raid on William Fields house a
few nights ago, wen. in, jerked the covers
oil OF his daughter Keziah and his grand
daughter, Ida Bumga,dner, Of Mason
City, and used very vulgar talk to the
women, inquired for Jack Parsonp gsye
Mr.. Fields twenty days in which to leave.
They were disguised. hut some Of
them were we'll known to Mr.. Tields'
family. We think some Of the so.called
regulators here are the rudest psraons we
have IN the county" a.5gsi iS%t'79'-s y,